More Than Small Talk with Suzanne, Holley, & Jennifer (KLRC)
Summary: Suzie Eller, Holley Gerth and Jennifer Watson, authors and real-life friends, invite you each week to go deeper, become freer and feel more connected. Every episode includes a confession question as well as helpful truths, tips and resources. If you want more peace and less stress, more vulnerability and less trying to be perfect, more hope and less hustle this is the podcast for you.
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Podcasts:
Jennifer shares a letter to a loved one and someone struggling with addiction. Sometimes we watch someone we love struggle and need to make peace with their story while letting go of our desire to fix them.
Messed up? We’ve all been there, and the good news is God is there with us too. Nothing you can say or do will ever make Him give up on you.
God is not done with history, and He’s not done with your story either. Holley shares hope for this chapter of your life.
You may know Todd and Brooke Tilghman from his epic win on the popular TV show the Voice, but there’s far more to their story and you’ll hear it in this honest, encouraging conversation.
"We all have hard parts of our story. Is it possible they can be redeemed?"
Counselor Richard Eller joins us to talk about how our stories get written, ways we can support each other, and what it means to finally take control of your own pen.
Your inner mean girl has to go! Jennifer encourages ust to replace her voice with one you can live with, and begin to thrive in the abundant life God has for you.
Got an inner critic? So do we--especially Holley. We share how Suzie had a much-needed intervention with her and what we can all do to embrace more grace.
If you need a boost of courage and confidence today, Holley shares what it means to be Fiercehearted.
Ever had friendship challenges? Yeah, us too. We talk about how to make up with a friend and what to do when that’s just not possible.
Sometimes we speak the truth and forget about the love part. Sure, we might be right but we don’t have to be mean. Jennifer encourages us to ask God to show us what loving His way looks like.
Words are powerful. We have a conversation about what speaking the truth in love really means and how to avoid the extremes of truth without love or love without truth.
Hate conflict? We have a conversation with author Ashley Abercrombie about learning to disagree, resolving the conflicts you’ve been avoiding, and creating real change.
How can we fight for each other instead of with each other? Holley invites us to pause and remember we’re better together.
Are you experiencing compassion fatigue, numbness, or empathy overload? We get it, and we talk about why this is happening and what we can do to take care of ourselves while we keep caring about others too.
